How much cash flow are you aiming for?  

If i want to achieve this i have to ask the above property at 120K or so, which is highly unlikely.Should i use 50% rule with some expected amounts or should i aim for 12% cash on cash.

Also, are there additional STR policies out there to supplement my home insurance that is more affordable than using STR insurance?

A little further reading on that subject if you're interested: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/elite-inv...Projecting cash flow accurately is one of the first skills you should aim to master.As to standards, we always encourage our students to aim for at least 7-10% cash-on-cash returns and a bare minimum of $100/month per door.

I guess they thought I was just going to hand over my buyers list and give them a step by step without a value add for me.No matter what advice Is given.Nothing supplements hard work.And I do not create my own competition. 

In order to maximize your potential deductions, aim to have at least half of each weekday be devoted to business activity. 

So that's the averages I aim for.

I am desperate to generate some type "passive" cash flow positive rental income to supplement my money wife's salary to support our family us while I am in school.

My husband and I our entrepreneurs, so my goal is to supplement our income thru real estate, owning up to 5 multi-family units.My husband has his own projects and hobbies, so this is my deal.

In my other post, I had decided to go for an SFR and aim for an appreciation in Sacramento area.I have not found a property yet.